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To take advantage of LSWS caching abilities, you have to configure a cache root. run apache and LSWS parallel to each other by updating the LSWS port offset.

switch back and forth between Apache and LSWS (helpful for testing or observing behavior differences).The LSWS interface in WHM will be installed as well, and allows you to: Based on what I know about our infrastructure team and their server setup scripts, they likely have the LSWS installation automated by adding a lsws.options file in the same folder as the installer.

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Running the manual installer is usually sufficient, but the process can be automated for bulk provisioning.

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( Quick Install guide.) Installing as root sets the default directory to /usr/local/lsws. LSWS can be installed on Linux-based systems using command line & requires about 200MB disk space.

Architecture: LSWS is event-driven Apache is process-based.

mitigates denial of service attacks- Anti-DDoS.

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LSWS allows you to update server software with no downtime- graceful restarts.

QUIC technology helps to reduce connection establishment time and improve congestion-control.

integrates cleanly with cPanel, CloudLinux.

htaccess, and mod_security can load Apache files

compatible with Apache features like mod_rewrite.

LS handles thousands of concurrent connections while keeping a small memory footprint.

(If you want my breakdown of Apache, I wrote about it here & here.) Which makes sense– we have Apache running on the majority of our servers at DigitalOcean. LiteSpeed Web Server (LSWS) is a drop-in replacement for Apache. Feel free to follow along, or don’t, but I want to have these notes documented somewhere that I can link back to later on. I’ll be using this post (and potentially others) to take notes as I make my way through the course. A cPanel LiteSpeed Certification was mentioned, and now here we are. One thing that was recommended during the call was to become more familiar with LiteSpeed as a whole, given its a backbone for most of our infrastructure on Reclaim Cloud. If you don't want to wait, you can update manually via the following command: /usr/local/lsws/admin/misc/lsup.sh -f -v 5.Reclaim Cloud still feels a bit intimidating for me, so I’ll take any extra help or training that I can get. Please remember, there may be some delay between this announcement and the ability to auto-update.

Added automatic GZIP and BROTLI conversion for cached pages.įor more information about the update, click here:.

Added PHP CRIU support in CloudLinux environments.

Improved cache engine to fix bad cache storage directory and file permissions.

WHM plugin v3.1.0 + Cache Manager cPanel plugin v1.0.0.

Updated QUIC engine to support Google QUIC v43.

Added BROTLI compression for dynamic responses.

Added support for CloudLinux NodeJS selector.

Added PHP detached mode to allow PHP processes to continue running through web server restarts.In this release: a host of new features, bug fixes, and more! LiteSpeed Web Server v5.3! has been updated.

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